Diversifying Design: Natural voices in traditional Damascene architecture
Written by guest author Ahmad Loukeh. Artist, architect, and MSc Urban Regeneration student at the Bartlett School of Planning. Thomas Merton […]
Our New Office: Heritage, Place and New Neighbours
As we said goodbye to 2021, The Glass-House also bid our previous office farewell. Our space at Wardrobe Place, built […]
Demanding Quality in our Public Realm by Sophia de Sousa
Today I was looking through photos on my phone and came across this image. I honestly can’t remember where I […]
Place Equity: Enriching our Future Shared Spaces
On October 13, we hosted our Place Equity: Making great public spaces a reality for everyone, our first hybrid collaborative […]
Union Chapel’s Sunday School Stories: shaping the beginnings of an interpretation piece with the local community
On Thursday 15 July, The Glass-House worked alongside members of Union Chapel’s team to plan and deliver a full-day, in-person […]
GLASS-HOUSE CHATS: Building Design Engagement Capacity in Local Authorities – Key Takeaways
(11 June 2021) This month’s chat, Building Design Engagement Capacity in Local Authorities, explored how to build confidence and capacity […]
INSPIRED Blog Series: Community Savers
So far through our INSPIRED blog series we have explored heritage buildings and the communities bringing them back to life, […]
INSPIRED Blog Series: Kitty’s Launderette, a community launderette and social space
Occupying an old builder’s yard in the area between Anfield and Everton in Liverpool, Kitty’s Launderette sits inconspicuously among the […]
INSPIRED Blog Series: The May Project
We dive once again into another Inspired series post! The series was conceived to help share stories of projects that […]
INSPIRED Blog Series: Urban Growth London and Brixton Orchard
Last Summer I volunteered with Urban Growth London to take care of the beautiful Brixton Orchard. I’ve passed it many […]